Panzer College - Olympia Yearbook (East Orange, NJ)

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Phi Del ' 25- ' 27. JOSEPHINE NABDOINE ■JO Newark, N. J. Pi, Springboard Staff, Soccer Wc hard lly knc )w m uch of Jo, so reserved ; .nd dignified i: i her mann er. And yet we have no doubt that she . Tiakes a warm, true friend, : ind enters into fun with as light-hearted a spirit as those of u s who are 1 ess restrained. ELLEN OLDKNOW ELLEN Newark, N. J. Phi Delta Pi, Tribunal, Springboard Staff, Hockey and Soccer ' 26- ' 27, Secretary and Treasurer of Badminton Club ' 27- ' 2 8, Junior Prom Committee, Freshman and Senior Dance Committee. Ellen is our modernist, a daughter of the times. Racy, keen, she breezes in and out of school, meet- ing people on their own ground — she adapts herself with equal success to the social whirl and to teach- HUTH A. PHILLIPS RUDY Elizabeth, N. J. Phi Delta Pi, Badminton Club, Soccer ' 26- ' 27- ' 28, Tribunal, Dramatic and Glee Clubs. The girl who always knows the right answe who will always appreciate our weak attempts humor— who has a friendly smile for everyon, MARGARET POST PEGGY Elizabeth, N. J. Phi Delta Pi, Soccer ■26- ' 27, Hockey ' 27- ' 28, Badminton Club. To taa c the joy that ipriiigi from labor. No one has tried harder to make a good record than Peggy; and her indomitable spirit will carry her over the top in the teaching profession. Best luck, Peggy! 4 27 -

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BUBLEY MEIEK DUD Jersey City, N. J. ball ' 26- ' 27, Captain ' 27- ' 28 Junior Prom Dance Con Dance Committee. Gyr I ' ey. perfect self-pos: not mar Dud ' s fluences shake h arch of all I young to have the poise and hat Dudley has. Trifles do lity, nor do any disturbing in- ep seated convictions. PATCHES Newark, N. J. Intra-mural Basketball Championship Team, Soccer ' 27. want to be utterly other Than frightfully modern and mad. Truly, Patches has lived up to her ideals. She goes her way serene and unruffled, doing her duty quietly and faithfully. Phi Delta Phi, Bad Soccer ' 26- ' 28. Behold KAY Jersey City, N. J. Club, Hockey and in my chiffon. ,d tinsel: Kay is our very, lovely dancer. We owe her a great debt of gratitude for the pleasure she has given us and also for the kindness and sympathy she has shown those about her. ANN Newark, N. J. Delta Psi Kappa, Secretary of Senior Class, Hockey ' 26, Basketball Manager ' 27- ' 28, Mid-Phobians. Our idea of sweetness. Ann has the most love- able disposition of anyone in the class and to no one has she ever uttered a cross word. Her sym- pathy will reach us wherever we may roam. You will recognize Ann by her kind blue eyes, light hair, and darling smile. -••C 26 -

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Mid-Phobi: ' ' How goo J WILMA Newark, N. J. , Soccer ' 26- ' 27, Hockey ' 26, man ' s life, the mere living — Wilma is one of those who enjoys to the full just being aUve, who goes about her duties faith- fully and whose even temper we can always depend on. WILLIAM J. MEAD BILL Orange, N. J. Phi Epilson Kappa, President of Class ' 26- ' 27, President of A. S. Council ' 27- 28, Varsity Track Team Captain ' 27- ' 28, Student Council, Ring Committee. Kis ability on the appar: than ordinary Bill, the perso can be discre( a runner, his form and precision s make us look at him with more :spect. It is a little harder to know- Perhaps h He has a sua and yet eloqu piqu greatest ch; our curiosity mos little something in e, fluent tongue that nt when he chooses, and the one that his air of holding WILLIAM MHOBES BILLY Perth Amboy, N. J. Student Council ' 27, Championship Volley Ball Team ' 27. A man he seems of cheerful yesterdays and con- fideitt tomorrows Nothing can quench Billy ' s optimism, and his almost childlike faith in the ultimate success of his undertakings. His nice going in the face of difilculties that would have daunted anyone else, is a fine tribute to his faith in hum TONY Jersey City, N. J. Tony ' s childish face with its beaming smile makes us feel good in spite of exams and other gloomy things — and though she seems like such a little girl her work shows the acting of a well- organized mind. [ 28 }ie-